Tower Bridge is one of London’s most iconic landmarks, a combination of Victorian engineering and striking Gothic architecture that spans the River Thames, known for its twin towers and glass walkways
Insider Tips
A visit to Tower Bridge starts by climbing the North Tower, then crossing the glass walkway between both towers, descending down the South Tower and finally entering the Victorian Engine Rooms at the River Thames level (follow the blue line)
Walking on the glass floor suspended 42 meters above the river is a thrilling experience. You can look down to see the cars and boats passing underneath the bridge. It also provides incredible views of the River Thames and nearby landmarks, including The Shard and Tower of London
Did you know?
When Tower Bridge first opened in 1894, it was considered the largest and most sophisticated bascule (drawbridge) in the world. The two giant bascules, or sections, can be raised in just 90 seconds to allow ships to pass